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Features: Workspaces

Workspaces

Screenshots of version 0.5.0, running on a new instance with the sample items from the repository. The people in them are sample accounts, and the usage counts are simulated. The identity provider in them is a stand-in made for tests.

Workspaces

A workspace groups scopes and their items, with its own members and roles. The Workspaces page lists the ones you can see: public workspaces you can ask to join, private ones only if you are a member, and your own personal workspace, which only you and root can see. A private workspace and its items are seen only by its members and root.

The Workspaces page as Casey Ortiz sees it: her personal workspace, global, public workspaces with her role or Ask to join, a private workspace she administers, and a pending request with Cancel.The Workspaces page as Casey Ortiz sees it: her personal workspace, global, public workspaces with her role or Ask to join, a private workspace she administers, and a pending request with Cancel.

Members and roles

Root and a workspace's admins add members and give each a role: user, moderator or admin. Moderators review and release the workspace's items. Admins also manage its members, scopes and description. Anyone can ask to join a workspace, and its moderators and admins answer.

The Members tab of the platform workspace: its members with their roles, admin, moderator or user.The Members tab of the platform workspace: its members with their roles, admin, moderator or user.

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